jackpot

A Claude Code mod: a pixel slot machine at the right end of the line above the prompt. Every finished turn pulls the lever; the moments worth celebrating earn golden spins with better odds. Part of the Claude Code Arcade in claude-plugins.

What it does

• Every finished turn pulls the lever once. Reels blur, stop one by one and bounce as they lock.
• Medium moments queue one golden spin, big moments three: better odds, double pay, never a loss.
• Five clean turns in a row (no tool error) raise the multiplier by one, up to ×5; a failed tool resets it.
• Payouts: three 7s pay 100 chips, three dragons 50, diamonds 25, bells 15, stars 10, cherries 8; a cherry pair 3, any other pair 2. A jackpot strobes the cabinet and spills coins.
• Under the machine: ◉ 2967 ×1 ▲ 2 ✦ 0 ♛ 1 (chips, multiplier, clean streak, golden spins waiting, jackpots). Chips are kept between sessions.
• /jackpot shows the rules and stats; /jackpot spin, golden and demo are practice spins that pay nothing; /jackpot hide puts it away and /jackpot show brings it back.

Moments

Every Arcade game spots the moments worth celebrating on its own, so each one installs alone with no dependency. Coding or not, a session has them.

| Size | Moments | |---|---| | Small | A finished turn, a file saved, every 10th tool call in a turn | | Medium | A commit, a push, a pull request opened, tests passing, any skill run, a subagent finished, a plan approved, an MCP tool that sends, creates, posts or publishes, a long document written, praise in your message | | Big | A merge, a release (gh release create, npm publish), a production deploy (vercel --prod, netlify deploy --prod, fly deploy and others), tests back to green after failing, a deliverable made (PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, images), a published page, a finished task list of three or more, a marathon turn (10 minutes, 30 tools, no errors), three subagents done in one turn, a 3, 7, 30 or 100 day streak, the 100th, 1,000th or 10,000th tool call |

A commit that says "nothing to commit" or a push that says "Everything up-to-date" counts for nothing. Tool calls inside subagents do not count; their finishing does.

Settings

All optional; every one is empty by default. Set them in /plugin (the plugin's settings) or in settings.json under pluginConfigs.

| Setting | What it is for | Example | |---|---|---| | big_skills | Skills whose run is a big moment (every other skill is medium) | release-notes, publish-report | | quiet_skills | Skills that celebrate nothing | commit | | big_commands | A regular expression of shell commands whose success is big | make ship | | medium_commands | A regular expression of shell commands whose success is medium | terraform apply | | praise_words | Extra words that count as praise, on top of the built-in list (thanks, great, perfect and a few in other languages) | nice one, cheers |

What it reads and does

• Reads: the name of each tool Claude runs and whether it failed; for shell commands, the command line and whether its output says nothing changed; for file writes, the file name and its line count; skill names; the words of your message (only to spot praise); subagent start and finish.
• Keeps: its own score and state in Claude Code's plugin store on your machine.
• Draws: one block at the right end of the line above the prompt, and an occasional notice.
• Hooks: skill.prompt only notes which skill ran, so a finished skill can count as a moment; it passes the skill's prompt on unchanged. command.run answers its own /jackpot command and no other.
• Privacy: see PRIVACY.md.
• Never: changes, blocks or delays a tool call or a message; sends anything anywhere (no network calls, no telemetry); reads file contents beyond counting lines of a file Claude writes.

Install

Needs Claude Code 2.1.287 or later (mods). Tested on 2.1.289.

/plugin marketplace add mutlumehmet/claude-plugins
/plugin install jackpot@mehmetmutlu

A mod runs inside Claude Code with your permissions. Read the code before you install any mod.

It draws in a terminal (including an editor's integrated terminal) and in the Code tab of the Desktop app; in the VS Code chat panel and claude -p it runs but draws nothing. Several Arcade games can be open at once, but the line above the prompt fills up: /<command> hide puts one away, /<command> show brings it back.

Known gaps

• The machine is in colour (red, green, blue, yellow, purple on a gold cabinet), so it does not follow a light or dark terminal theme the way the one colour games do.
• Where two colours meet inside one cell, a terminal with tall line spacing can show a hairline.

About

Made by Mehmet Mutlu, part of claude-plugins. More of his work at mehmetmutlu.dev.

License

MIT